7.

How does the crew’s decision to kill the cattle of the Sun God reflect the larger theme of temptation and consequences in The Odyssey?

A.
The crew’s actions highlight the inevitability of giving in to temptation, leading to disastrous consequences.

B.
The crew’s decision shows their loyalty to Odysseus, even when faced with hunger.

C.
It shows that human desires can be controlled by fear of divine punishment.

D.
It demonstrates that mortals can defy the gods without suffering severe consequences.

1 answer

A. The crew’s actions highlight the inevitability of giving in to temptation, leading to disastrous consequences.

This answer reflects the larger theme of temptation and consequences in The Odyssey, as the crew's choice to kill the cattle of the Sun God leads to dire repercussions, emphasizing the dangers of succumbing to temptation despite knowing the risks involved.

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